What action can the Board take in regards to a pharmacist's license?

The Board has the authority to deny or revoke a pharmacist's license based on various reasons, including professional misconduct, violation of pharmacy laws, or failure to meet continuing education requirements. This action is significant as it directly impacts a pharmacist's ability to practice legally. The process usually involves a formal review, and the pharmacist is often given the opportunity to present their case before the Board makes a decision.

This authority ensures that only those who uphold the standards and ethics of the profession can practice, maintaining public trust in pharmacy services. The gravity of denying or revoking a license illustrates the Board's commitment to safeguarding public health and ensuring that practicing pharmacists meet the required legal and professional standards.